A sensory neuron is bathed in tetraammonium chloride and MgCl2, and then the voltage clamp is changed from -70 millivolts to -5
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A brief positive current inward due to sodium entry through voltage gated sodium channels ( Option 4 )
Explanation:
What you would expect to see following the bathing of a sensory neuron in tetra ammonium chloride and MgCl2, given that the voltage clamp moves from -70 to -5 mV is A brief positive current inward due to sodium entry through voltage gated sodium channels.
This is because as Cl^- enters the cells it causes the entrance of Na^+ into the cell ( i.e. voltage gated Na^+ ions channels will open ) hence the mixture will cause a lower negative membrane potential to be present .
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